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SM I • Rosa - De-Vaini , nit, i‘liss* AY ; - Th e ver . at , 114 argaret, iss 'V kL L. c tiy Mr. Brdharn;‘Mt..'iolinOone, Dignum, Mr. Cooke, And Mia Fgrall• WITH WAYS AND MEANS. Sir David I,uricirr,- Mr. BANN I STE R Old Random, Mr. PENLEY ; Young kandom, air. DE CAMP-; Seruple, • Mr. E UTNA M ; ,Tiptoe, Mr. PALM v. R ;• Carney, Mr. SCR! VEN ; • Paul Peery, Mr. RAY • Lady Dundar; Mrs. SPARKS ; • Harriet,. MissIWYCE ;. • - - 1:1e Kitty, Miss RAY . ,atF Doors t o be Opened •at • Hilt , past Five, and a phst Sid, 0-m6fioh"" th- Farce of The Devil - to`Pay ; Mrs, tordam.' • 0 ed eesday - , Of Age fa-morrow. J i_ E ~y. • - YIETH II iNiE.:t!) ~; • K.lNG's THEATRE, HAY-MARKET. EN'ENINO, Nov. 15, 18`08 , u„ will be pe r f orme d • . , Th e ' TETE 'EXILE. ?Us le, Scenes, Dresses, and DecoratiOns, are entirely new. The (-)verture and Mtisic eomposed , by Mr, Maizinghi. 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Portmnotith - so .; •P.ll rtioUtli • Too r 5-) 4c , 0 3! , ,a and t 9 be paid for by Bills, I).;:ya3le-; with Interest, ninety d.!ys apt, date, 'But, if we analize this letter; we shall be con vinced that it proves ,just the contrary of what -he wanted to prove. He cites it aS a prof of stria, discipline ; and I produce it, with much more jus -tice, to prove that there was no di-cipiineae all.— LA ToticHE complains that the commanding officer of his detachment never intimated to him ILlat.ma raurling was a capital crime, : if he did not; it Was because be had no orders so !o do; and if he bad nu order, the fault was in the General. Li this case, the death of LA ToucHE was a molder, not a pu. nisliment. An innocent person was evidently sa crificed, and this is still worse than not punishing the guilty ! For the rest, it is useless to lay any stress unon this letter, I will be bold to say that no one knows IKitter than myself kirhat was the discipline of the French army ; and I affirm that it eras most detestable. The reader shall 'have my proOfs.--- Twice, in the course of this campaign, it was my fortune to live among the French troops f: once at Vicenza, after the affar of CastiglionedeLe St rivu-re, and a second time at Trevisa; after the : and I solemnly declare that during the time, which was of some duration,- that I: lived in thole two cities, there was not a single day in Which I did not hear the distres'sing AccOunt of the, unbounded, excesses committed byi-the" merciless soldiers BIJOSAPARTE on the unfortunate inhabitants of the villages. Ideclare that I saw numbers of those sol diers, who openly sold in the streets and publi c/ squares the effects Which they had plundered, :a n exhibited them as trophies of -their Varour.., I have often asked the pour,inhabitants if they had applied • to BUONAPARTE, or - to ,the Commandant of the place; and the constant answer was, that they had frequently done so, but always without eifeCt.' The Commandant, or someone forbirn, would ask the complainant " it he knew the soldiers who haA bed hint rlf he said, .no ; " then,". ho would rejoin, ." what would you have me do If he said, yes, and waSable to point, out the robber, - orders were given to arrest him'. And' what was the. Dr. lAMEti's AiNALEPTIC PILLS. consequence? A .few days after; th e cu l pr i t wasCAUTION. VITHEREAS BENJAMI pERIIIN h as oh - marched out of -the place, hand cu ff e d , to give in: N V.V traded hihrEellnpon the Public as " tire original, and idea that lie was about to suffer_ the merited' chas m-ay person" who ever prepared the Fever Powder and Ana_ tisement ; and privately brought back at night, and . leptic Pills for the late Dr. James, they will be enabled to judge of this man's pretensions when they are infornled that at ele- permittyd to join hi s con i ra d es, In the hope that 1.6 he was a labourer in the D o dot's garden, at Lambeth,' ven shillings per week and ai.torwards employed to crake up would not again be r e cogni se d ! ! And observe, his Pitts, the - ingredients of whi c h were weighed out and de livered to him in mass tnr that purpose ; and that he ngver i above all, that these fads took place in the Sratcs Of did assist in any part (lit the process of the Fever Powder ; to V which the Analepti c 'enice, in a Go vernme n t w h ich it was' the intrest Pills owe th e i r peculiar efficacy. it will be cvident therefore, that Mr. Perrin's are not Dr. d'ia ne no i james's•Pills ; 'a n d t he Public will determine ‘vhat degree of of France to treat w i t h delicicv ' a n Credit is to be given to one who has a,sertedi that lie was the of which th e y l ou d ly b oasted themselves to be flit, " or4;inal a n d only person" w h o ever assisted Dr. fairies . ' preparing•his Powder, whe n it appears that the Fever_roW. , friends and allies I defy any man in existence to der was; prepared• in.nly years before he worked for Dr. lames , contradid are in the se f a d s , or even on those rt:,:e suit even before ile.was born. The Ana•eptie Pills (whiter Dr, lames contrived as a 'remedy for ninisell, and which : served his life to an advanced aAe) are admirabty calcul a ft' . d > grievous one s w hi c h too k p l ace in this same S;:10,, tor Dhorcterg of the St , ,mach and Bo'Nels, and far the Head- and which I shall speedily have to rec.'ount. - ach, and o the r bad einzts fra ;as also fo r lthen niatic, Bilious, and Gouty Coulp:aintt : they gently open f No; - BuuN ApARTE established no discipline in his the pores by rkhr, and the body by day, and are excellent whether it was, th a t h e had not yet acquirdd iu Cuids",and sli g ht "F evess ; and should nev er b e omitted army; bed-time alter any eXcoss of eating or drinking. Sold - No, 4 5 , St . Paul's 111.1-iclent influence to introduce it;' or th a t h e Clitt - rch-ya r d. London ; and at Dr, laffies's late House, ed it itnposSible to Maintain it among men whom licuroir street ; Bows, price caLli, or six in one Ltr4e 13 9 X, price !1,. v. Duty included. the Revolution had completely, brutified, and Ob,erve th a t t h e wor d s, " Newbuy, No. 45;.5t. Pant s, " are eflyriived.in t h t ,S tamps; intoxicated, or rather maddened, With " libertyan4: ' The y the Contraas may be seen at the Scciet,lry's Office.' Nr6 researd will be had any Tender in which the &lee shall not be inserted in "cords at length,-ot that shall rs,l 6e deli-btrea' to tbe Lbard kfcre One o'Clc,ck on she said Filly, the ,25ih it cla4t, nor sinless the Person who . makes the Tender, or come Person on his 4ehalf, atten d,, to answer, when called OFE C ORDN .1 NC , MV. 2, tBoB. THE' PRINCIPAL -OFFICERS cil' yESTY's aRDNANC.E do' hers by. give Wottie,. that Prr , p9i.2/1 will he received at their . Offce, Mall, orz or'4e. fore Friday the Ad tf December next, from :tech Persons at may he willipg to underialee the tapp4. If STOVES, RANGES, and Other Iron Articles for service of this Department, Jar a pe riod of Three Years. Patterns of the -tirades may be seen upon elpplication at the Principal Storekeeper's gffice in the Tower, wbeie further para. ealarg, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contiae7, may he known, a i nd ,alsolat the Secretary's Ofifee,,in Pall Mall . afereraid, any Dar between the Ir,ur s i f remand Four o' Ciockewhere also the Pr4orals are to . he delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for Stoves, Ranges, stc." hue no Pr.,,pocal can he adm'ttcd after the tail Id Day of December next, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the sang' day ; neither will any Tender be no- - 'iced lodes: the Party mating it', or an /Igent in his shad attend. By Order of the Board ► : R. H. CREIP, Secretary. In a few Days will he published, (Entered as Stationers' Hall), p i N ESSAY on the EARLIER PART.of the LI FE of SIVI FT. By the Rev. JOHN BARRETT, D.D. And the Vice-Provost of Trinity College, - Dublin. To which are subjoined, Pieces ascribed to SWUFT Two of his Original' Litters; and Extrads from life Re marks on Bishop Burnet's History. • London: Printed for 1. Johnson ; I. Nichols and Son ; R. Baldwin; Otridge and F. C. and J. Rivington ; T. Payne; R. aulder ; Q. Robinson ; Wilkie and Robin son ; It. Lea ; J. Nunn ; Cuth e il an d M artin ; J., Walker : T. •Egerton ; Clarke and Son ; Vtroor, Hood, and Sharpe ; Scatcherd and Letterman ; Lackington, Allen, and Co. -J. Carpenter_ ; Longman, Hurst, R ecs, and Orme; ('adell and Davies ; W. Miller.- J. and A. Arch • S. Bagster ; J . Mur ray; I. Harding ; Evans; and J. Ma %vinare. By whom will speedily be published, handsomely printed in Nineteen Volumes, Oetavo a new Edition of The Works of J o n a th an Swift, U.D. edited by Mr. John Nichols. 'Ellis Edition will include Dr. Barrett's Essay and the ad ditional Piectot above mentioned. t 4. • - 4 [PoitICE SI PE`: CE. r. 4. InSTORICAL. RECITAL • ; i OF THE . 'CAMPAIGN 0 F . IIUONA Ta. 11. rmay, IN THE YEARS 1796 AND i 797. Or THE CONDUCT OF BUONAPARSE TO*ARDS HIS AltM ‘ Y, AND THE MANNER IN WHICH HI; MAIN . TAINIID ITS DISCIPLINE. It would still have been something ; if BuoNA PARTE had prevented the robberies committed on the peasants by his- soliiers ;. if he had sect rely Ex,- niched crimes qf this nature.; he, who professed to pay ready money for every thing ! But no; . these atrocities were never ch,tcked. The historian of the Italian (ampaign cites, with .peenliar ein , nasis-, an example of severity,. to prov.6_ . the rigid discinliye of the.Fiench army. A sOidiet, named LA TOITCI 7 IB, .was condemned to die for the crime of marauding. Just before he 147:4 sh6t, T he 'wrote to his. cornrades----“ You see to vv - hat_ late I. am brought :.and you, 'Chief of the detachment, ' l it 'you bad forbidde❑ me to gin Anarauding, would not have exposed me to the doath i.vin . Chnow awaits me. Adieu, teilow-soldiers.i La Toucuit, with . tear-sin his eyes, only regrets, -in quiiting this that he does not 611 in deti-lice of his cotintry, and only consoleshimSelf in the'hOpe that hlis death .-serve as an example to his successors." • . - , - The historian appears to have cited this story the 'sole purpose of drawing from it this euyhatid conclusion. " See here, a devolement troy hew.: ical ! as army in which sentiments so dob!e, so energetic, prevail, must,. of 'necessity, be in ble !"